In this episode, we sit down with Marc Falu, also known as Silent, a Bronx native whose life has been a journey from the streets to redemption. From brushes with the law in his early years to navigating through challenges, Marc shares his transformative journey. Tune in as he discusses his past struggles, including run-ins with the law, to his current focus on rebuilding and giving back to the community. Learn how he's leveraging his experiences to empower the youth, by hopefully teaching them the true value of life and financial literacy through stocks, options, futures, and currencies. Join us as we explore Marc's inspiring story of resilience, redemption, and the pursuit of a brighter future.

Ya boy Pistol, the Mayor of the streets you know I had to come correct after having that interview with the Mayor Eric Adams. First and foremost thank you Mayor Eric Adams for coming onto my platform and hearing me out, as well hearing the great things you doing for the city and our community. I’m with you 100% of the way. I’m not going to say much about this episode but you definitely going to see the new things I got going on for our youth our community. The hood need this type of energy. Ya boy Pistol Dog In The Yard Mayor of The Streets. Salute DJ and Mayor Eric Adams

You already know what it is, ya boy Pistol the king of Rikers got another legendary episode for y’all today. Welcome Fambino, first and foremost thank you for coming by to share some light on your life experience.
Fambino is from the Bronx Edenwall Projects. At a young age Fambino was living a lifestyle most children never lived “the rich kid” life. Seeing a life like that vanish made Fambino adapt to the harsh realities of the streets. Being the hustler he is he made his way through the block and became a known hustler in the Bronx. I’m not going to say much but check this episode out ya boy Pistol King of Rikers.

You already know what it is, we got a special one for y’all my brother Fly Ty. First and foremost thank you for stopping by and giving us your story. We truly appreciate that. It’s not easy talking about the past like that some bothers remember only the bad when talking about this. We changing that narrative though.
Fly Ty is a Brooklyn native. He blew trial to 16 years in 2008, Fly Ty and was shot by the police and was given attempted murder on a police. He was released in 2003 and is now home perfecting his craft in his music and his other brands that he’s working on. Make sure y’all check out this episode and show some love. Ya boy Pistol.

You already know what it is, ya boy Pistol Pete and welcome to Dog In The Yard. We got a special guest today I want to introduce y’all to Musuko. First and foremost thank you for trusting us with your story brother means a lot. For those that don’t know Musuko he was born in the Bronx. Received 20 years for Narcotics. During his sentence, Musuko had a change of heart. The street shit was over with and he followed his passion in life. Musuko is known in the Bronx for having 1 of the top MMA & Mixed Martial Arts gym. Congratulations on that accomplishment my brother. During this time of life Musuko has been able to transform the streets in the Bronx by offering classes to kids to get away from the street violence.
The name of his is called Bronx Combat Factory. Make sure you stop by and show brother some love! Ya boy Pistol

What’s going on my fellow comrades today we got a special interview for y’all. My brother Rob UpLife! First and foremost thank you for stopping by and giving us your story, I appreciate that my brother! Rob is from Gunhill, Bronx. Being raised in the Bronx made him vulnerable to the action that was going on in the street . Fast forward a couple years Rob became a stick up kid and did his work. Reminds me a little of myself, crazy times back in the 80’s. Sentence to a 3-9 did 5 years out of the sentence for Robbery. Being able to go through the system changed Rob’s perspective on life, made him create UpLife Foundation. Rob and his partner Butter’s has been able to create a big wave for the monumental things they done for our community. UpLife Foundation has been able to provide endless support for our young brothers and sister to let them see the importance of life and what it can offer if done right.

You already know what it is! Dog In The Yard with ya boy Pistol! RIKERS ISLAND LEGEND! Today we got another good brother from the 914 United team. First and foremost thank you URO for stopping by and giving us your story. We truly appreciate that my brother. I’m not going to say much cause my brother from 914 United got the official story and comrades that set the narrative for the youth. Thank you and your team standing up for gods work.

We got another legendary episode today my comrade TK. First and foremost thank you for coming by and giving us your story. It takes a lot for someone to open up about those dark times. TK is an official brother, been home for 8 years he helps out the community by uplifting the youth with his clothing brand. I ain’t going to say much but listening to his story just shows anything is possible in life doesn’t matter what you did just stay focus and true to yourself and everything will work according to plan.

We got another legendary episode my brother MELO FYL. First and foremost thank you for coming by and sharing your story with us. Appreciate that 100% my brother! Fuck Ya Life ya heard! For those that don’t know Melo FYL. This is Nems cousin. Strictly family on this side. MELO FYL is from the Lower Eastside. MELO FYL received 2 felons and was locked up for 8 1/2 years for attempt and 5 flat for possession of CS with intent to sell. Things happen in life but I’m glad my little bro got this shit together and is now making a big impact on his life and those around him. He’s been out for 2 years off parole and became a Personal Trainer from the Second U Foundation program. He’s also the Brand Ambassador for FYL (Fuck Ya Life). I’m not going to say much but listen to this amazing story and see how anyone can change their life around if they put the time to it.

We got a special interview today! I got a good brother from the 914 United team. Shoutout 914 United for doing there thing in the community much respect! First and foremost thank you Yagga for coming through and giving us your story. Yagga was born and raised in Flatbush Canarsie, Brooklyn. The eldest of 3 brothers. Who unfortunately fell into the hands of the street by being around the wrong mentors. At the age of 19 Yagga was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison. He served 14 and a half years of his incarceration before he was granted parole.
During his incarceration he participated in many programs to help change his mindset and help other inmates that were new to prison or ready to be released. During Yagga’s release he’s been able to team with 914 United and make big changes for his community since the 2 months he has been released. I won’t say much but make sure you listen to this amazing story. Yagga once again thank you for taking the time to tell your story, and thank you 914 United for trusting this platform as well.